A detailed investigation into Anmol alias Pinky has uncovered startling claims about the scale of her alleged drug operation in Karachi.
According to investigators, the suspected network generated more than Rs20 million every month through cocaine sales in the city. The findings suggest a highly organized system that relied on digital payments, anonymous communication, and tightly controlled deliveries.
Monthly Drug Sales Exceeded Rs20 Million
Investigators claim Anmol Pinky admitted that narcotics worth over Rs20 million were sold each month in Karachi.
Authorities say the operation was both sophisticated and disciplined. Cocaine consignments were allegedly transported from Lahore to Karachi through intercity bus services.
As a result, the network was able to maintain a steady supply while avoiding direct attention.
Digital Accounts Used for Financial Transactions
According to the investigation, Anmol Pinky said she opened a bank account under the name of “Sameer” after her own identity card was blocked.
Officials allege that this account helped facilitate financial transactions linked to the network.
In addition, another account was reportedly opened in the name of an individual identified as Zeeshan to manage cash flows.
Investigators also claim that a franchise outlet in Gulistan-e-Johar was used to process and transfer payments.
SIM Cards Registered Under Other Names
Authorities say mobile SIMs used in the operation were registered under the names of Fazal and Saba Bibi.
Moreover, investigators claim the network relied on SIM-less mobile phones and digital platforms to communicate securely.
This approach allegedly helped members avoid detection and reduced the risk of exposing the wider network.
Strict Delivery System Kept Buyers and Riders Apart
The probe suggests the alleged syndicate followed a strict operational model.
Riders reportedly had no direct contact with customers. Likewise, buyers did not know who would deliver the narcotics.
Instead, all coordination was handled exclusively by Anmol Pinky.
After dropping the packages at designated locations, riders allegedly sent photographs and live location details to her. She would then forward that information to customers.
Bribery Allegations Surface During Interrogation
Investigators say Anmol Pinky alleged that her brother was arrested multiple times by an officer identified as Ehsan but was later released after bribes were paid.
She also reportedly claimed that more than Rs100 million in total bribes were paid to various officials.
In a separate allegation, she said police personnel identified as Kamran detained her riders and accepted around Rs20 million before releasing them.
These claims remain part of the ongoing investigation.
Lawyers’ Chambers Allegedly Used for Storage
According to the probe report, Anmol Pinky stated that her former husband’s two brothers are lawyers.
She allegedly claimed that narcotics were stored in their chambers to avoid detection.
Investigators also say protection was secured through payments to certain police stations, including Darakhshan, Gizri, and Boat Basin.
Network Operated With Tight Internal Security
Officials believe the syndicate maintained a strict internal security system.
Sources say anyone caught by law enforcement was immediately cut off and permanently removed from the operation.
This practice allegedly helped protect the broader network from exposure.
Investigation Continues
Authorities are continuing to examine the financial records, communication methods, and operational structure of the alleged network.
The investigation has revealed what officials describe as a highly organized system built on secrecy and digital coordination.
As the probe moves forward, more details may emerge about one of Karachi’s most closely watched narcotics cases.
